Part V of the Ontario Heritage Act gives municipalities the ability to designate heritage conservation districts.
Characteristics of heritage districts. A concentration of heritage buildings, sites, structures; designed landscapes, natural landscapes that are linked by aestheic, historic and socio-contexts or use. A framework of structural elements including major natural features such as topography, land form, landscapes, watercourses and built form such as pathways and street patterns, landmarks, nodes or sections, approaches and edges.
Historic buildings on the Experimental Farm in Ottawa: Agriculture Museum, Arc Biotech, Booth Barn, Cafeteria Annex for the Sir John Carling Headquarters, Carpenters Shop, Dairy Technology Annex,Dominion Astrophysical Observatory, Engineering Annex, Genetics Building, Heritage House, Horse and Cattle Barn, Horticulture Building, K.W. Neatby, Laboratory Services, Learning Centre, Main Dairy Barn, Main Greenhouse Range, Nutrition Complex, Photo Equatorial Building, Service Buildings, Small Animal Barn, South Azimuth, Swine Showcase, William Saunders.
Landscapes: Fletcher Wildlife Garden, Arboretum.
Watercourses: The streams and lakes in the Fletcher Wildlife Garden.
Pathways and street patterns: Maple Lane, the NCC Scenic Driveway, Observatory Crescent, Sentier Trail.
Landmarks: The Dominion Observatory, modeled after Sir Christopher Wren's Observatory in Greenwich, England; the sundial in front of Ottawa's Observatory, and the Agricultural Museum. The nearby Dow's Lake and Commissioners Park are landmarks, members of the Dutch Royal Family visit these venues and hundreds of thousands of tulips bloom in the park every year. The Canadensis Sun Shelter.
Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev and Federal Agriculture Minister Eugene Whelan in front of the now-vacant William Saunders Building. The hospital evicted the nearby DARA Tennis Club. |
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